Surveys In High Energy Physics · 1980 · 52 citations · 10 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsMathematical PhysicsParticle PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsElementary ParticlesHadron PhysicsNeutrino PhysicsNuclear MatterStates Of MatterStrong InteractionEffective InteractionsElementary Particle InteractionsInteraction Of Protons With MatterNeutrino Self-interactionsNeutrino-nucleus InteractionsParticle Theory Of MatterSimple Theories
Abstract Only absolutely stable indestructible particles can be truly elementary. A simple theory of matter based on the three constituents, proton, electron and neutrino (and their antiparticles), bound together by the ordinary magnetic forces is presented, which allows us to give an intuitive picture of all processes of high-energy physics, including strong and weak interactions, and make quantitative predictions.
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